Waverley; or, 'Tis sixty years since, Volumen 2J. Ballantyne, 1814 |
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... with them the hope of superseding their rivals in the favour of their sovereign , and over- powering them in the House of Com- mons . Amongst others , they had thought it worth while to practise upon Richard Waverley . This 28 WAVERLEY .
... with them the hope of superseding their rivals in the favour of their sovereign , and over- powering them in the House of Com- mons . Amongst others , they had thought it worth while to practise upon Richard Waverley . This 28 WAVERLEY .
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... favours . Disguising as well as he could the agitation of his mind , Wa- verley asked for what joyful occasion Miss Mac - Ivor made such ample preparation . 4 It is for Fergus's bridal , " said she , smiling . " Indeed ! —he has kept ...
... favours . Disguising as well as he could the agitation of his mind , Wa- verley asked for what joyful occasion Miss Mac - Ivor made such ample preparation . 4 It is for Fergus's bridal , " said she , smiling . " Indeed ! —he has kept ...
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... - dom , yet he could not disguise his chagrin at the coldness with which Flora parried her brother's ' hint . " Miss Mac - Ivor , I perceive , thinks the knight unworthy of her encouragement and favour , " said he , somewhat WAVERLEY . 51.
... - dom , yet he could not disguise his chagrin at the coldness with which Flora parried her brother's ' hint . " Miss Mac - Ivor , I perceive , thinks the knight unworthy of her encouragement and favour , " said he , somewhat WAVERLEY . 51.
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sir Walter Scott (bart.) her encouragement and favour , " said he , somewhat bitterly . " Not so , Mr Waverley , " she replied , with great sweetness . " Why should I refuse my brother's valued friend a boon which I am distributing to ...
sir Walter Scott (bart.) her encouragement and favour , " said he , somewhat bitterly . " Not so , Mr Waverley , " she replied , with great sweetness . " Why should I refuse my brother's valued friend a boon which I am distributing to ...
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... , his father to all appearance rapidly rising in the favour of his sove- reign - all this had passed away like a dream he himself was dishonoured , his father disgraced , and he had become invo- luntarily the 64 WAVERLEY .
... , his father to all appearance rapidly rising in the favour of his sove- reign - all this had passed away like a dream he himself was dishonoured , his father disgraced , and he had become invo- luntarily the 64 WAVERLEY .
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